Bathroom Renovations Don't Have To Be Expensive

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Published 2022-10-08
Sheet vinyl is easy to install, Waterproof and cost effective. I think it's worth considering for any small floor remodel, especially in a bathroom. Watch me install it in my church bathroom. OLFA Knife: geni.us/WzeExS (Amazon), Crescent nail remover tool geni.us/Z4MMwB (Amazon)

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All Comments (21)
  • @iggyandangus
    First time I installed vinyl flooring like this I went to the post office and bought two rolls of brown Kraft paper for a few bucks. I used that with some painters tape to make a template of the bathroom floor. All I had to do after that was take my template, trace the outline onto my floor and cut it out. It fit in perfectly
  • @idw85
    It’s very important that you continue to show the struggles of your work. It makes it realistic to the viewer so they can expect the same. Edited videos that cut the “hard part” are not telling the whole story and usually the DIYer painfully finds that out half way through the job. Lol
  • It's so genuine when professionals leave their mistakes in the videos. This is why I love him. I have redone my own bathroom saving thousands because of this man and I am forever in his debt,
  • Thanks for showing that nothing always goes according to plan. Everyone wants to edit and show perfect videos nowadays. But you show that your human, and we all have issues during remodeling. Whether your a pro like yourself or an average homeowner like myself. Thanks for all the videos you've done, they have helped me many time's. Cheers from Kentucky.
  • @jonjojr
    I switched to this channel from Home Depot DIY videos cause they are fill with unrealistic expectations of perfectly clean work areas, always the right tools, clean clothing, smiles everywhere, and no mistakes. It's not helping anyone or me for that matter. I like to see the unexpected problems we can encounter. Great videos.
  • @mz8755
    I love how the sewage outlet is capped by the starbucks coffee. It helps to seal the odor during installation and enhanced the flavor of coffee afterwards
  • @ripestripest
    This is a game-changer for me, as it guided me through the entire process with clear instructions and design inspiration, ultimately helping me transform my outdated bathroom into a modern oasis. The presenter's expertise and the visual aids used in the video made it a must-watch for anyone considering a bathroom makeover. Many thanks.
  • @marenrjensen
    Grace under pressure! Love to see you handling problems on the fly. Great to hear about loose lay vinyl. I had no idea. It will be the perfect product for a basement kitchenette I'm putting in.
  • @rodtaco9860
    “So since I’m using floor leveler” proceeds to beat the shit out of the floor made me laugh 🤣🤣
  • I have been a plumbing associate at The Home Depot for about 3 years now while I finish school. Even though I don't plan on getting into plumbing, this is still incredibly fascinating to me. At least I have a little bit of knowledge to fix small things around the house. Great video and you make everything look so easy....even though it might not be.
  • @GR-cd2kx
    Before pouring the self leveling, it’s a good idea to get a large level to see where the largest gaps are on the floor and mark them so you know where most of your pour is going to go and if your floor is sloping. It will also give you an idea of how much product you need to buy/mix
  • @gpt5002
    Dude.. your a beast in the most simplest form yet amazing for us average folks. Like seriously your great. Ik your family sees you as a hero
  • @gergemall
    Thank you, Professor. I can remember adhesive and cumbersome vinyl and a heavy roller to get the bubbles or glue flat. The material you are using looks like a dream. Looks beautiful Jeff.
  • @cptcosmo
    If you're laying a thicker floor in the bathroom such as tile, you can undercut the door casings in place with those flexible Japanese hand saws and a spacer to guide the blade that is as thick as the floor you;re installing. Hardwood floors are easy because you just use a short piece out of a bundle as your saw guide - works perfect and leaves about a 1/32" gap - the thickness of the thin saw blade.
  • @lrparrish227
    Thank GOD! for all your videos :). I love maintaining my home and doing projects and my sisters love me too. I love tools. I am a licensed aircraft mechanic and retired pilot. I keep plenty busy at home. Love your videos. thanks for sharing.
  • @dantosinferne
    Ha! I love seeing unexpected issues like that water line! It's a damn good reminder that shit happens, and even a pro will face obstacles. I beat myself up for "mistakes" but I'm trying to overcome that fear. Home repairs are pretty scary and risky, but high return, and mistakes are going to be an inherent part of that. I gotta remember that life isn't about avoiding mistakes, but how you handle them when they happen!
  • I love how he cuts cost and does things the efficient way, he speaks my language all the way! Still a lot of work! Looks great though!